Luckily for the Northampton boys soccer team, the final shot totals don’t always mean a whole lot.

Such was the case on Monday when the boys took on Emmaus. The Hornets entered the contest 11-0 on the season while the Kids were 10-1 and looking to make a statement.

While the Kids were outshot 11-2 in the contest, Northampton made one of those count in their 1-0 win.

“It was a great team win,” said head coach Chris Bastidas. “They stayed compact defensively and were able to make fantastic individual plays.”

Keeper Ethan Schrampf made six saves in the victory.

“Ethan Schrampf had an amazing game in goal,” Bastidas said. “Emmaus created some good scoring chances but Ethan was able to make big saves each time.”

Delali Tsome scored the only goal of the game, which came in the second half.

“Emmaus is a great team and they are superb defensively; but we have been scoring well and I felt we could score against them if we stuck to our game plan,” Bastidas said. “We were around their goal and our tenacity paid off with a well struck shot from Brody [Eisenhart] and a perfect deflection from Delali [Tsome].”

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The cross country teams traveled north to run again Pocono Mountain East, Pocono Mountain West, and Pleasant Valley Tuesday.

Both the boys and girls teams went 3-0, which raised their season records both to 5-3. The team will head to Lehigh University next for the Paul Short Invite, one of the bigger invites in Pennsylvania.

Adam Kollgaard won the boys race with a time of 17:17, just ahead of Conner Murphy and Giovanni Mastromonaco who had a time of 17:18. All three runners are from Nazareth.

For the Kids, Abel Veltri was 15th with a time of 18:15 and Ryder Ault was 18th with a time of 18:33.

Braeden Lower took 21st in 18:50 and Liam Galicki was 23rd in 18:52. Nate Feichtel was 26th in 19:16.

For the girls Kaya Meler was first in 19:17 representing Pocono West.

Liv Jusinski was 13th in 22:20 for the Kids and Olivia Horn took 18th in 23:58.

Rachel Makary was 21st in 24:19, Nikita Yessen was 22nd in 24:20 and Peighton Evangelista was 23rd in 24:21. Abby Hacker took 25th in 24:30 and Olivia Kuhns was 29th in 24:57.

Northampton girls tennis fell to Freedom.

The number four doubles team of Leah Jenkins and Ava Grell defeated Khadeeja Hussain and Mish Braski 6-4, 6-2 for the Kids lone victory.

Singles #1 Rachel Zeitner (N) lost to Devon Ulmer 4-6, 2-6

Singles #2 Isabelle Sawarynski (N) lost to Navya Manne 2-6, 0-6

Singles #3 Ava Aulisio (N) lost to Lilyana Parker 2-6, 2-6

Doubles #1 Rachel Zeitner and Isabelle Sawarynski (N) lost to Devon Ulmer and Navya Manne 4-8

Doubles #2 Gianna Lorenz and Mya Cruz (N) lost to Samantha Toruk and Katie Twiggar 0-6, 0-6

Doubles #3 Toni Bubier and Kaci Howe (N) lost to Arleen Nagra and Sofia Nabyt 2-6, 5-7

Doubles #4 Leah Jenkins and Ava Grell (N) def. Khadeeja Hussain and Misha Braski 6-4, 6-2